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Agreement and disagreement in social evolution: insight from David Queller
There was a lot of attention given to an erroneous argument against Hamilton’s theory of inclusive fitness, the role of haplodiploidy, and the evolution of eusociality a couple of years ago. In a recent blog, Masatoshi Nei has resurrected it, … Continue reading
Posted in sociobiology
Tagged additive effects, altruism, game theory, haplodiploidy, inclusive fitness, kin selection, social insects, sociobiology
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